For The Love Of The Content Editors
Pamela Barone presents her DrupalSouth Wellington talk at Jam's (virtual) DrupalCamp.
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PreviousNext's a key supporter of DrupalSouth 2014
It’s that time of year when the Drupal community gets together for their big regional conference from Feb 14-16 in Wellington NZ.
UX in the kitchen: An introduction to UX Spaces
User Experience is a much misunderstood discipline. For a start, in software and web development, we generally think of it as a design task, for design wonks, or some kind of process prior to real development where we determine some user needs or requirements. In particular, within web development, user experience is treated either as a step in a process, or a specialised skill, but almost never as a holistic development vision.
Drupal 8 Ready: What's new for Themers?
What are the core skills, tools and practices you will need to be Drupal 8 ready? How do you get them now? This summary is a companion to PreviousNext's DrupalCon presentation "Drupal 8 Ready".
Drupal 8 Ready: What's new for Site Builders?
What are the core skills, tools and practices you will need to be Drupal 8 ready? How do you get them now? This summary is a companion to PreviousNext's DrupalCon presentation "Drupal 8 Ready".
We're presenting and mentoring at DrupalCon Portland!
Chris Skene to present, and Kim Pepper to mentor at the Drupal 8 code sprints in Portland, Oregon.
DrupalCon Sydney: Drupal as a Platform: SBS’ journey from bespoke CMS to Drupal
Hear how and why PreviousNext's client, the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS), deployed Drupal with a centralised, decoupled Content Repository to power the digital network into the future
DrupalCon Sydney: User-centered design for Drupal sites
Drupal gives us a range of powerful tools for structuring and presenting content, but relying on these can produce bland, list-driven websites. How do you structure a site to get the benefits of Drupal's content-first tools, while still producing a first-class user experience?
DrupalCon Sydney: Writing Automated Tests for Drupal
Want to keep ahead of bugs and regressions in your code?
Want to stop other members on the team accidentally breaking your code?
Want to make deployments nice and smooth?
Perhaps you want to ramp up your core commits but are overwhelmed by testing?
DrupalCon Sydney: NovaFM Case Study
3 PreviousNext developers, Jack Taranto, Christian Biggins & Nick Schuch, deliver a detailed technical insight into the huge development effort that went into NovaFM's new website.
